Heroism - mafi/pl Flashcards

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White

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The tragedy of a virtous woman who achieves heroism through her death’

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Sucik on Error

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-,’ The Duchess of Malfi is a tragedy of errors that finds its context in an unstable, erratic sense of reality’ ‘he blurs the moral structure of the play and makes it difficult to situate the error’,

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Steadman

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Yet false the degree to which the entire portrait is a consciously fabricated illusion-an image of an eidolon, a pseudo-hero. (Steadman 254)

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The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates (1649)

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Satan construct of false divinity of earthly rulers.

Writes how - “Tyranny, though it may flourish for a while, is but an empty and temporary thing’ - alike to Satan’s power monarchy finite

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Busnell on duchess as martyr

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Bushnell -. In her martyrdom, she exemplifies the Christian virtues of suffering and grace.”

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Nafi

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‘Milton has exposed all those false romantic notions of heroism as egotistical magnificence’ - Nafi

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Batt

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“milton seeks to redefine classical heroism in Christian terms”

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Bloom

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“Adam’s fall is the fall of man, but it is also the fall of the heroic ideal of human independence

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Orgel on Delio

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His role complicates the idea of heroism, showing that in a corrupt society, even the most well-meaning can be powerless.”

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Couch

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Adam’s final speech in Paradise Lost is a confession that in his fall lies the promise of human salvation, for from this failure, Christ will arisrise’

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Flaspholer

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By portraying Eve as the tragic hero, Milton “justifies the ways of God tomen” by demonstrating the consequences of aspiring beyond one’s place as determined
by the hierarchy and the perfect monarch, God.

‘By placing Eve as the tragic
hero, he placed his own opinions of powerful women into the text’

A03 - Aristotle, tragic hero is led by error of judgement, analogous to eve

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Crunelle -Vanrigh

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Bosola as a ‘tragic hero’

‘takes the execution of the Duchess for Bosola to experience anagnorisis, Aristotle’s “change from ignorance to knowledge”

link to him as cain, learning of flawed nature

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